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Sean Fast
Member Since Sep 22nd, 2006

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Xbox 360 diehard loses loyalty after seven bricked consoles

Feb 23rd 2007 11:28AM on Engadget

My first 360 I got in January of 2006. It got the three red lights of death in December. I exchanged it with the service plan I had at Game Crazy. Now this one just had a dvd drive failure. It wont read any discs now. So it's a good thing I renewed that service plan so I can go get a brand new xbox tonite at Game Crazy (instead of waiting 2 weeks for a MS replacement). I still love my 360, I just wish it didn't break so easy.

Segway's RMP platform for nerdy robots

Feb 20th 2007 11:04AM on Engadget

This thing has been out in the US for a long time now. My friend and I used one in our senior project at college a year ago and programmed it to operate autonomously.

Gears of War achievements reveal new game details

Nov 9th 2006 11:11AM on Joystiq

Apparently "The Nuge" refers to Ted Nugent's knack for archery...

Conix One, a new four-cent inhaler that may save the world

Nov 2nd 2006 2:40PM on Engadget

Lighten up dude. If this site wasn't funny, you wouldn't be back to read this article since the first time you visited the site. Unless, of course, this is your first time visiting the site. In which case, let me personally welcome you!

Intelligent wheelchair helps you avoid hazards

Sep 22nd 2006 8:54AM on Engadget

What if the camera pointing to the sky detects a big falling rock?

If I was in a wheelchair and a big falling rock was heading towards my head and I didn't know it, I don't think I'd want my wheelchair to take over and "slow down and/or come to a complete stop"...I think I'd want it to speed up or somehow alert me (e.g. "Alert. Danger. Big falling rock.")

Just a thought. I guess it depends on how well they programmed their ai.

-Sean Fast (sean.fast@gmail.com)

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